Jim Boyer
Active member
This summer I purchased a Four Rivers Migrator. Since I mostly "solo" hunt the Mississippi River (pool 13), getting it to the spots required a "tender" or towing. I am not comfortable with towing alone in the dark, so the choice was rather simple.
There were two obstacles to overcome. First of all my left shoulder is up for surgery in November (completely torn ligament that needs to be re-attached). Fortunately, I can lift my gun to shoot (it only hurts some). Doc wasn't happy with the delay, but that's another story. Secondly, being 73, I'm a little low on muscle mass.
Therefore, these issues were overcome with physics. Here's a bookmark link to the explanation of the apparatus and photos of the first time it was used (in the field - Iowa opener). It was an easy do.
//http://www.kwicklabs.com/KwickJournalMaintenanceMode.htm#Migrator loading apparatus
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There were two obstacles to overcome. First of all my left shoulder is up for surgery in November (completely torn ligament that needs to be re-attached). Fortunately, I can lift my gun to shoot (it only hurts some). Doc wasn't happy with the delay, but that's another story. Secondly, being 73, I'm a little low on muscle mass.
Therefore, these issues were overcome with physics. Here's a bookmark link to the explanation of the apparatus and photos of the first time it was used (in the field - Iowa opener). It was an easy do.
//http://www.kwicklabs.com/KwickJournalMaintenanceMode.htm#Migrator loading apparatus
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